In a thrilling display of athleticism, Nand Persaud Racing Stables’ top racehorse, Stolen Money, emerged victorious at the Kennard’s Memorial Turf Club during the Phagwah horse race meet.
The feature event, Race 7, saw Stolen Money, ridden by jockey Ronaldo Appadu, outclassing the competition to claim the $1.2 million prize in the C Class and Lower Metro Office Supplies one-mile race.
From the onset, Stolen Money showcased remarkable speed, surging ahead of its rivals and maintaining a commanding lead throughout the race.
Despite facing a late challenge from competitors like Beckham James and Cremore, Stolen Money exhibited sheer dominance, crossing the finish line in first place to secure the coveted victory.
In other races held during the event, various racehorses demonstrated their prowess on the track.
Rags to Riches emerged victorious in Race 1, after a fierce battle with Party Hard, while American Traveler clinched the win in Race 2, holding off a strong challenge from Amicable Kate.
Quiet Warrior led from start to finish in Race 3, followed by Princes Sasha and Princess Samiah.
Regal Surprise from KP Racing Stable triumphed in Race 4 after a competitive battle against World Boss and Rock Star.
Trump emerged victorious in Race 5, outlasting competitors Princess Samiah and Rags to Riches.
Additionally, Shake the Bank dominated Race 6, the L Non-winner and first-time starters event, with Get Then Reggie finishing second.
Looking ahead, the horse racing season will continue at the Port Mourant Turf Club on Sunday, March 31, with the highly anticipated Easter Cup.
The Kennard’s Memorial Phagwah horse race meet showcased the exceptional talent and spirit of competition among Guyana’s finest racehorses, delighting spectators and enthusiasts alike with thrilling displays of speed and skill on the track.